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How to Conduct Research on Your Farm or Ranch

Conduct Research
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This 12-page bulletin outlines how to conduct research at the farm level, offering practical tips for both crop and livestock producers, as well as a comprehensive list of more in-depth resources. Real-life examples—from a Pennsylvania vegetable farmer testing new rotations to a Montana producer experimenting with legumes to build soil and prolong pasture—may stimulate research ideas. Co-written by a team of research scientists.

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Published: 2004
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Pages: 12

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